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El Senado votará la Ley de Claridad el 15 de septiembre, paso clave para la regulación cripto

El Senado votará la Ley de Claridad el 15 de septiembre, paso clave para la regulación cripto Crypto Briefing

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Aug 23, 2026 at 1:02 AM UTC · 2 min de lectura

El Senado votará la Ley de Claridad el 15 de septiembre, paso clave para la regulación cripto
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Sept. 15, 2026 Scheduled Senate vote

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Los senadores de EE. UU. están programados para votar sobre la Clarity Act el 15 de septiembre de 2026, lo que marca un paso procesal significativo para el proyecto de ley de estructura de mercado de activos digitales. La Clarity Act, que tiene como objetivo delinear la supervisión regulatoria entre la Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) y la Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), ya ha sido aprobada por la Cámara de Representantes y el Comité Bancario del Senado. Un voto de clausura exitoso allanaría el camino para un debate completo en el Senado, requiriendo 60 votos para avanzar. Los participantes del mercado parecen interpretar esto como un indicador clave de un progreso potencial en el establecimiento de un marco regulatorio más claro para los activos digitales en los Estados Unidos.

El mercado para que la Clarity Act se convierta en ley en 2026 ha experimentado fluctuaciones, con precios actuales que sugieren una probabilidad del 24.5% de aprobación. Esto representa una disminución desde el 28% previo hace solo 24 horas, pero un aumento desde el 18% de la semana anterior. Los observadores están monitoreando de cerca las acciones de figuras políticas clave, incluyendo al Presidente del Comité Bancario del Senado Tim Scott y al Líder de la Mayoría del Senado Chuck Schumer, ya que sus decisiones podrían influir significativamente en el resultado.